Thoughtful Gifts for Autistic and Disabled Teenagers and Adults
9th August 2023
There are several gifts that you can present to children with intellectual or physical disabilities. However, not all of them will help kids with autism and cater to their sensory needs. If you are in search of a perfect holiday or birthday gift for a child with special needs or with sensory disabilities, keep reading on. ...
Written By : Ruchi Mehta
Effective Ways to Identify & Supporting English Language Learners (ELLs) With Learning Disabilities
31st July 2023
Learning a new language can be difficult for any child, but in the case of ELL with Learning Disabilities students it’s more challenging. They do not just have to deal with learning new language challenges but they also need to cope-up with their learning disabilities. Explore our informative guide to identify those learners and support them successfully. ...
Written By : Laura Taylor
A Comprehensive Guide to Behavior Intervention Plans for Children with Problem Behavior
11th July 2023
A BIP is formulated by an IEP team that describes how special educators, teachers, and other staff should function to help a child eliminate problematic behavior. It is especially required in an IEP is if it determined that the behavioral changes might inhibit academic achievement. Read on to learn how you can create a successful BIP for all your special students. ...
Written By : Victoria Lewis
Connecting Special Educators to Students with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI)
27th June 2023
Those Children who are suffering from Cortical visual impairment (CVI) face difficulties visually which directly impact their performance in their academic and in their personal life as well. However, as an SEN educator, you can make their life easier. Read further to know how you can do it and know about CVI in detail as well. ...
Written By : Park Jin Ae
Pathological Demand Avoidance In Kids: What It Is And How You Can Address It?
19th June 2023
PDA is not always associated with autism, but it is also related to ADHD. Children who have PDAs, often find it tricky to carry out demands even if they want to. They go to extreme lengths to try and avoid complying with any kind of demands. For this, it is also sometimes called Extreme Demand Avoidance. Read on to learn how you can manage such behaviors. ...
Written By : Ruchi Mehta
Attention Shortening: Activities to Improve ADHD Kids' Attention Span
31st May 2023
To notice ADHD symptoms for any parents and teachers is not easy, because every child has less attention span but they learn to focus as they grow. Moreover, children with ADHD could suffer to focus properly even in adults if not treated properly. However, sports activities can help them to cope-up with ADHD symptoms. Explore our informative guide to know more. ...
Written By : Laura Taylor
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